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Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS) offers a large variety of special classes for students with disabilities and accommodations for students who are enrolled in School of Continuing Education (SCE) classes.

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Category: Courses

Permalink 01:22:11 pm, by mfaro
Categories: About, Courses, In the Community

Mobility Training Skills Course

We are now offering a Mobility Training Skills Course where students can learn to ride the fixed routes on OCTA to and from school and/or work. This training is funded by a JARC (Job Access and Return Commute) grant offered through OCTA which allows us the opportunity to work with students on a One to One bases providing them with

A customized trip plan
A companion and personalized travel training
Instruction in reading a bus book, and
Interacting appropriately and safely in the community

This class is available to all DSPS students who are currently taking ACCESS and/or students who would like to become more independent in their community. If interested or for additional information about mobility training, please feel free to stop by the DSPS main office or call at 714-484-7057. Our mobility Coordinator/Instructor, April Guajardo, can also be contacted by email at aguajardo@sce.edu.

Permalink 07:52:30 am, by admin
Categories: Courses

Course Descriptions

Below are descriptions of DSPS courses, although a course may not be offered for a particular trimester. Please see the online schedule for the most up-to-date course offerings.

DSPS Course Descriptions

Basic Cooking

The basic course will cover such topics such as kitchen safety, planning meals, shopping for food, preparing and storing foods, nutrition, appropriate manners and kitchen organization.

Banking for Apartment Living

Students will learn how to budget their money, pay bills, make purchases, grocery shop, rent an apartment, and interview roommates. The class simulates living in an apartment and the responsibilities of being independent.

Bill Paying and Banking

This is an introductory class that teaches banking vocabulary and step-by-step instructions on how to open and manage a checking account.

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